Frustrating relative lack of LGBT NPCs in this game

[Jin-]

Most of the time they delete stuff that is reported, you could say stuff that doesn't break any rules but if you get reported by someone salty they prefer to delete it, and if you dont report theirs it will stay that way.
I've experienced it first hand, i never report anything so most of the time that's my stuff that is deleted in an argument, not their but that's doesn't bother me at all.

I've noticed this aswell. I never report people for anything and my posts get deleted even when they don't break any rules.

[Sclair0]

Seems like some arguments have broken out, but just joining in to say I'd love to see more LGBT characters in the game as part of the wider world.

[Garruss]

Would it add anything to the story? If not then no reason to add in one for the sake of it.

[Khalithar]

They tend to keep character's identity and orientation as a lesser aspect of the story and everything going on. The amount of (NPC) couples we see are very few and far between as the story focuses less on the personal stuff such as that and more on the events happening to the characters and the world around them and the player character. I don't care one way or the other what the NPC's orientation/identity is, I'm more interested in the story as it pertains to our characters and the rest of the world and not who the NPC in question is romantically interested in when they're not around us.

Alright you want representation, awesome. What would that look like to you? How exactly should the devs go about making that happen? I'm not trolling or asking a rhetorical question either, I genuinely want to know.

[Listrella]

there's a little detail in the level 80 warrior quest if your character is female, there's a couple of characters who mistakingly think you and a female NPC are romantically involved. now turns out they were mistaken and that isn't actually the case, but it's nice to see that one of them was perfectly fine with having two women marry before they realised their mistake.

[MellowMink]

there's a little detail in the level 80 warrior quest if your character is female, there's a couple of characters who mistakingly think you and a female NPC are romantically involved. now turns out they were mistaken and that isn't actually the case, but it's nice to see that one of them was perfectly fine with having two women marry before they realised their mistake.

That quest also lets you say as a male character that you have a thing for one of the male characters, so that’s cool too.

[BingleNingle]

you're all weirdly defensive about this

[deadman1204]

If you read the reviews on books that didn't advertise an lgtbq relationship but have one anyways, you will understand. People are all "lgtbq are ok" as long as they don't have to actually pay attention or empathize with someone in a non-straight story.
Many cis-straight people don't actually want to interact with a lgtbq storyline, even if they claim to be accepting.

[Denji]

Ryne and Gaia embrace eachother in front of a rainbow crystal while rainbow flower pedals fly out like confetti.

Zenos has an attack called Tryst he uses on even male players.

Carpenter questline has the gayest two dudes I've ever seen.

[deadman1204]

Ryne and Gaia embrace eachother in front of a rainbow crystal while rainbow flower pedals fly out like confetti.

Zenos has an attack called Tryst he uses on even male players.

Carpenter questline has the gayest two dudes I've ever seen.

Notice how all of these are written in code? None of them come out to say it?